Golden Crowned Thrush
An elegant design, featured in Stitch magazine, was inspired by Berlin woolwork and Audubon’s ‘Birds of America’
This Golden Crowned Thrush is sewn in glass seed beads on fine, duck egg blue linen, using waste canvas to provide a temporary grid. Once complete the waste canvas is removed to reveal an elegant flower. The seed beads have an iridescent quality that perfectly captures the shimmer of feathers.
The kit contains full instructions and all you need to complete the rose. Just add a sharp pair of scissors, approximately 4 to 6 hours of time and plenty of enthusiasm.
The frame is not supplied but there are many square frames available on the high street and online.
The finished design is approximately 20cm x 20cm including the generous margin of linen.
An elegant design, featured in Stitch magazine, was inspired by Berlin woolwork and Audubon’s ‘Birds of America’
This Golden Crowned Thrush is sewn in glass seed beads on fine, duck egg blue linen, using waste canvas to provide a temporary grid. Once complete the waste canvas is removed to reveal an elegant flower. The seed beads have an iridescent quality that perfectly captures the shimmer of feathers.
The kit contains full instructions and all you need to complete the rose. Just add a sharp pair of scissors, approximately 4 to 6 hours of time and plenty of enthusiasm.
The frame is not supplied but there are many square frames available on the high street and online.
The finished design is approximately 20cm x 20cm including the generous margin of linen.
An elegant design, featured in Stitch magazine, was inspired by Berlin woolwork and Audubon’s ‘Birds of America’
This Golden Crowned Thrush is sewn in glass seed beads on fine, duck egg blue linen, using waste canvas to provide a temporary grid. Once complete the waste canvas is removed to reveal an elegant flower. The seed beads have an iridescent quality that perfectly captures the shimmer of feathers.
The kit contains full instructions and all you need to complete the rose. Just add a sharp pair of scissors, approximately 4 to 6 hours of time and plenty of enthusiasm.
The frame is not supplied but there are many square frames available on the high street and online.
The finished design is approximately 20cm x 20cm including the generous margin of linen.
